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"I can only be what God can see..."

 

Title, words and song by Paul Weller- "Sea Spray"

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A long exposure, landscape image of the rocky coastline of Portknockie in Morayshire, Scotland, at low tide and sunset.

Collage made from my pic of the beach at St.Lucia in KZN province, with pd png gulls.

Storm, mother ivey's bay, Cornwall

Des paysages stupéfiants ! (Stunning landscapes)

Presqu'île de Snaefellsnes, Islande.

A voir en grand, better in large, click L.

The aftermath of a February storm at marloes in pembs, UK; the whole beach was covered in sea foam. The beach is distinctive because of it's sharp rocky outcrops. This dates back to 2017, and is from a batch that I haven't processed until now as I'd lost them on an old hard drive.

Porthcawl lighthouse taking a battering from the Westerly storms

Fraserburgh - "The Broch" - is precisely on the corner of the north east of Scotland where the North Sea becomes the Moray Firth. The winds and tides can be extreme...

We were supposed to be hiking but no one would venture out in the crazy winds so I wandered the beach alone. There was an iceberg in the distance and crashing waves but what I loved most was the sea spray on my face, salty and cold. It all sort of makes me feel alive and as I sit behind a desk today....this is where my head will be.

 

Happy Wednesday all!

Sunrise 3rd Jan 2010

Noosa Heads, Queensland, Australia

 

A re-edit of a photo from early in the year.

 

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Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Albert Camus.

  

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Taken at the beach just before the clouds cleared.

It was lovely to see the return of this winter visitor at Lepe on the south coast.

 

Thank you all for your kind responses.

Lying down with go pro taking pictures of waves crashing camera lens became a victim.

A rare thing to see waves crashing on the sea wall in Erdek, Turkey, during the summer...

View across to the Kapı Dağ region, Turkey from Dutliman.

We went down to the beach to check out the wild weather. It was fortunate that some sun peaked through to illuminate the waves. The white water was crazy and it was lucky it was blowing away from me.

 

Top and Skirt : *CK* Fluffy rudolph. At Tannenbaum.

Hairclips : *>Kiu<* - Christmas Hair Clip. At Tannenbaum.

Drink in hand w hold pose : KitCat - Holiday Cheers Drink F (Sweater). At Tannenbaum.

 

Head : Lelutka - lel EvoX BRIANNON 3.1. In main store.

Hair : {Limerence} Cintia hair. Groupgift.

Lipstick : Shiny Stuffs EvoX Fit For A Princess 16 75%. At Enchantment.

Skin, Freckles, Blush : [Glam Affair] Tataru [Lelutka EvoX] Blush B. At Access.

Eyeshadow : WarPaint* Moirai eyeshadow [LeL EvoX] - seaspray. At Tannenbaum

 

Decor :

JIAN Pets Shiba Inu / Sesame. In main store.

MINIMAL - Oslo Downtown Scene. At Kustom9.

Serenity Style- Bus Stop platform, Paper Bin, Street Lamp, Bench. At TLC.

[ keke ] winter leaves

Capturing the Sunset at Holywell Bay, Cornwall

I've struggled with motivation recently, not really sure why but having been inspired by a photographer I rate highly, it was time to get myself out for a sunrise

The sunrise didn't quite materialise in the usual fashion but by were the waves a little rough.

We had a good laugh when being caught out by the biggest wave, not only did it fill our wellies to the brim, it soaked me up to the bum lol!

Needless to say it was rather cold.

I totally enjoyed todays excursion and hopefully came away with a few keepers. I tried a few different things and of course being by the sea, always makes me feel at home

I've never really seen waves pounding the pier like this before

and I had to constantly clean the lens

 

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Woolacombe Beach, North Devon, UK.

Definitely not like this today at Lyme Regis, if it wasn't the 40mph gusts keeping me cool the Seaspray certainly did.

 

Today it's probably 32c and a millpond sea.

I could not resist working on a mono version of this image. When taking the photograph, I felt the scene would look best in black & white......hope you like it.

Aird an Rùnair is the most westerly point of the island of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. The headland is approximately 4 kilometres south-west of Balmartin and lies within the Balranald RSPB reserve, the incoming tide makes for some interesting photos of the waves crashing onto the rugged shoreline.

Storm approaching a rocky Cornish beach at Dollar Cove The Lizard

With the impact of Avian Flu, this could so easily be a rare site in the near future.

I'm posting this one again, it seems that I finally got affected by the badly working algorithm too, and I feel bad for my sponsors.

The aesthetics of black rocks and black sand in contrast with the sea is so gorgeous! It takes me back to the north coast of my island. The sea is too wild and the seaspray so dense, that wouldn't be possible to live that close (not allowed by law) and the windows wouldn't look that nice.

 

But in SL we can dream! so anytime I can I rezz my houses by or in the sea. Scarlet Creative's Barcelona Beach cabin, is minimal, beautiful and stylish, so much glass, I thought it could pair very nicely with Fancy Decor's Larsen set for Fameshed this month. Keeping it simple, clean, modern, using monochromes to connect with the blacks and greys of the rocks and letting the sea and the dracaenas to finish the job ❤

 

Credits in my blog HERE ❤

Capturing the Sunset at Holywell Bay, Cornwall

Sunset at Holywell Bay, Cornwall

I don't think there is anything prettier then beach rocks covered in sea spray....colour and shape more clearly revealed in its raw form. And yeah...I know they are rocks but my inner nerd loves some good geological stuff.

 

Happy Friday lovelies!

  

Sunset 28th Feb 2010

Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

 

Thanks everyone for making this number one in explore for 28th February 2010.

 

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Back to the present and my local lockdown walk along the cliffs. We do almost the same walk every day in the area around Gurnards Head or Porthmeor Cove in West Cornwall. It should get really boring but each day the light is different, often making it feel like a different world.

a poetic minimalistic moment

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